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EIMR2014 9101 Advances in studying in energetic coastal sites using moored and drifting passive acoustic detectors Jim Elliott Steven Benjamins Ben Wilson Scottish Association for Marine Scienc. Incidental bycatch of small cetaceans in commercial gillnet fisheries does occur (Hall et al., 2002). Whalewatching, once seen as an alternative to whaling, is now considered a potential threat to som What is a Mammal?. Mammals have a 4 chambered heart.. Mammals are warm-blooded.. They have hair/fur.. Have mammary glands.. Give birth to live young.. Pinnepeds. Pinnepeds are. . marine mammals that have flippers and blubber, that need to breed on land. . 47 rope vocalising/gurgling. vocalising/gurgling. three underneck skinneckpreparation positionwithaction putshandwoundclear tray. eyes, whites container. animal 3 Marineland of CanadaMarineland was founded in 1961 by current owner John Holer The facility located in Niagara FallsOntario is a for-profit amusement/animal park featuring indoor and outdoor cetacea 2IntroductionOur World is facing the strongest environmental crisis ever and its e31ects are causing the sixth major extinction of the planet Earth More than 7700000000 human beings are exhausting the Lori Marino. The Kimmela Center for Animal Advocacy. Convergent Minds. The Evolution of Cognitive Complexity. Boston . University 2015. Outline. What is convergence?. Background on primate and cetacean evolution. WHY DO WE STUDY WHALES? . There is still a great deal of things we don’t know about them. They play important roles in the food chain of the ocean . Many species are threatened by human activity. The more we learn about them, the better we can protect them! .